The First Hundred Years: 1950 to 1952 | |
| Organist Clarke Morgan | Announcer Cy Harris- Casey Allen-- |
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Search for Tomorrow: 1951 to March 1982(CBS years only. Click here for NBC music and announcer data.) | |
| Organists Chet Kingsbury-1951 to ? Bill Meeder- 1950s to his death in January 1969 Ashley Miller-January 1969 to May 1974 Music Susan Otto for Score Productions-May 1974 toEarly Fall (?) 1974 Elliot Lawrence Productions-Fall 1974 to end. | Announcers Dwight Weist-1951 (?) To 1981 Allison Steele- 1982 |
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The Egg and I: 1951 to 1952 | |
| Music Pre-recorded production music | Announcer Allyn Edwards |
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Love of Life: 1951 to 1980 | |
| Organists John Gart-1951 to 1967? Charles Paul-late 1960s to 1972 Eddie Layton-1972 to 1974 Carey Gold (on synthesizer)-1974 to 1976 Music Charles Paul/Mi-Voix-Fall 1976 to end | Announcers Don Hancock-1950s (product demonstrations) Charles Mountain-1950s (narration) Herbert Duncan-1960s? Ken Roberts-1960s to end. |
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The Guiding Light: 1952 to present | |
| Organists Rosa Rio-1950s? (She also did the radioversion during the early 1950s.) Bill Meeder-Late 1950s? Bert Buhrman-Fall 1960 to Early 1967 John Gart-Early 1967 to Summer 1969 Charles Paul-Summer 1969 to 1973? Music Charles Paul/Mi-Voix-circa 1974 to July 1983 Elliot Lawrence Productions-July 1983 to 1988? RTG Music-1988 to present Score Productions-1997 to present | Announcers Clayton "Bud" Collyer-1950s? (He also didthe radio version during this time.) Hal Simms-? Alan Berns-At least 1970s to Spring 1997 Martin Bookspan-At least June 1997 to present |
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Valiant Lady: 1953 to 1957 | |
| Organists John Gart-? Chet Kingsbury-? George Henninger-1953? (Note: He died in1953.) | Announcers Win Elliott-? Bob Pfieffer |
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The Brighter Day: 1954 to 1962 | |
| Organists Dick Leibert-1950s Arlo Hults-at least 1960 Chet Kingsbury-? Kip Walton-probably 1961/62, when the showwas produced in Hollywood. | Announcers Jimmy Blaine-? John Harlan-1961/62 in Hollywood |
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Woman with a Past: 1954 | |
| Music Unknown | Announcer Unknown |
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The Secret Storm:1954 to 1974 | |
| Organists Chet Kingsbury Charles Paul-1954 to Summer 1969 Eddie Layton-August 1969 to 1972 James Leaffe-1972 only Carey Gold (on synthesizer)-Summer 1972 toend. | Announcers Don Hancock-1950s (product demonstrations) Charles Mountain?-1950s (narration) Ken Roberts-1960? To end |
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Portia Faces Life: 1954 to March 1955 | |
| Music Tony Mottolla on guitar | Announcer Bill Shipley |
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The Inner Flame: March to July 1955 (formerly Portia Faces Life) | |
| Organist Unknown | Announcer Bill Shipley |
The Seeking Heart: 1954-1955 | |
| Organist Bill Meeder | Announcer Don Briggs |
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Road of Life: 1954 to 1955 | |
| Organist Charles Paul | Announcer Nelson Case |
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As the World Turns: 1956 to present | |
| Organist Charles Paul-1956 to 1973 Substitute Organists Billy Nalle Lee Erwin Music Charles Paul/ Mi-Voix-1973 to 1981 Elliot Lawrence Productions-Fall 1981 to RPG Music-Circa 1988 to present | Announcer Dan McCullough-1956 to as late as February1982 Dan Region-1981/82 season to July 1998 |
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The Edge of Night: 1956 to November 28, 1975(CBS Years only; Click here for ABC Music and announcer data.) | |
| Organist Paul Taubman-1956 to 1975 | Announcers Bob Dixon-1956 only Herbert Duncan-1956 to 1958 Harry Kramer-1958 to 1972 Hal Simms-at least 1972 to end |
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Hotel Cosmopolitan: 1957 to 1958 | |
| Organist Charles Paul John Gart-? (Gart composed the show's themesong, "A Portrait in Rhythm." | Announcer Donald Woods (narration) |
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Full Circle: 1960 to 1961 | |
| Music Director Marty Klein Music Courtesy of: CBS Music Library Theme Music by: Leon Klatzkin | Announcer Johnny Jacobs? |
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The Clear Horizon:1960 to 1962 | |
| Music Kip Walton | Announcer Bern Bennett |
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Love is a Many Splendored Thing: 1967 to 1973 | |
| Music Orchestrations Wladimir Selinsky-1967 to Spring 1968 Organists Eddie Layton-Spring 1968 to end Lee Erwin-substitute organist | Announcers Harry Falk-? Lee Jordan-at least 1972 Wally King-? |
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Where the Heart Is: 1969 to 1973 | |
| Organists John Gart-1969 to 1970 John Winters-1970 only? Eddie Layton-1970 to end | Announcer Ken Roberts- Lee Jordan-? |
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The Young and the Restless:1973 to present | |
| Music McGinnis, Winn, and Todd-1970s Jez Davidson-Guito, David Kurtz, and Jack Allocco-1981/82 season to present | Announcer Bern Bennett |
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Capitol:1982 to 1987 | |
| Music Bob Israel for Score Productions | Announcer John Collins |
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The Bold and the Beautiful: 1987 to present | |
| Music David Kurtz and Jack Allocco | Announcer Bern Bennett |